All props and equipment come with a comprehensive data information sheet, so
in the case of a particular uniform or item of equipment details
will include, make, model, year of manufacture, instructions on correct usage,
authority using this particular item and dates used to and from,
all this information becomes vitally usefully for realism and continuity.
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Original Neal Police interview room tape recorder | In use in every police station in the U.K. |
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Original Neal Police interview room tape recorder | |
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Bank of Police Motorola radios | |
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DNA Mouth swab kit | |
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Pocket notebook | |
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Traffic Officers Ticket Book | |
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Paper evidence bag 28" Long |
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Police do not cross blue & white tape | |
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Police do not cross yellow tape |
Truncheons & Batons
Legal Notice
Due to a change in Law we are only able to supply
Theatrical Agency's, Film and TV company's with Batons and Truncheons.
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Truncheon 1800's 16 inch. |
A Parker Field Truncheon as used across the country by many Constables, this is a plain version but many were decorated with the local coat of arms. The truncheon may have been carried in a spring loaded leather case on the Constables belt. |
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Truncheon CID 1900's 12 inch. | Made of heavy wood. |
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Truncheon 1960,s 15 & half inch. |
This truncheon would have been carried in a counseled pocket in the Police Officers trousers. |
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Truncheon 1980's CID 12 & half inch. | This Truncheon was issued to CID officers, Inspectors and some Motorbike Officers of the time. |
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Truncheon 1980's/ 90's WPC 11 inch. | This WPC truncheon was made by the Hiatt company of Birmingham, the model 8030 was used by all female officers till it was replaced by the modern style you see being used today. |
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Whazzo 1980's 10 inch. |
This was an experimental truncheon invented by a mixed Martial Arts specialist, but not be lived to ever have passed the trial stage, due to its complex use. |
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Hiatt Mounted Horse 26 inch Baton. | Used in the early 1900's by the Mounted Horse section. |
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Monadnock PR24-S side handled baton 24 inch. |
Extensively used by the British Transport Police, Metropolitan Police and other forces across the U.K. |
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Monadnock PR24-xts side handled baton 24 inch when extended | Extensively used by most if not all Police Forces in the U.K. and favored by many officers as the best defensive baton in service. |
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Monadnock lightweight | |
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Met New style Riot and Mounted Baton 27 inch. | First introduced in the mid 1990's and is still used today. |
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Celayaton 18 inch rubber handled Rattan. | Used as a trial baton by the Met and still used. |
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Celayaton 26 inch rubber handled Rattan. | Used as a trial baton by the Met and still used. |
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Asp baton | |
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Hiatt Zetile baton | |
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Monadnock PR24 White training baton 23 inch. | |
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White training baton 26 & half inch. | |
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Sofstix foam training baton 25 inch. | |
Handcuffs & Restraints
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Hiatt Snip Cuff | |
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Hiatt Heavy Derby Cuffs | |
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Hiatt Darby Detective Handcuffs Much like regular Hiatt Darby Antique
Handcuffs these are smaller in diameter, lighter in weight, and have two
extra links allowing the smaller hardware to still have the same distance
between the cuffs. These are also known as "Superintendent Cuffs"
- because their lighter weight made them both more expensive to make and
yet easier for higher ranking officers to carry. |
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Hiatt 1960 Pattern Cuffs,Manufactured and used during the 1960's. Their
unusual shape notwithstanding, these are "regular" double locking
swing-through handcuffs. The cuffs have a single swivel. The key, however,
is somewhat unusual, It looks like a simple tube with a small bite missing
at the bottom, The 'bite' catches on a pin in the keyhole post which is
actually part of the ratchet latch. Double locking is achieved by turning
the key in the direction opposite to the unlocking direction.
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Hiatt Pearles Cuffs | |
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Hiatt Pearles Cuffs (blued) | |
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Hiatt 3 Hinged Cuff | |
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Hiatt Speed Cuffs | Used by most Police Authority's in the U.K. |
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Cuffs in case | |
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CSD Quik-Kuf | Used by a small number of Police Authority's in the U.K. |
Radio & Communications
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Pye PF1 | The Pye PF1 was the first ever personal radio transceiver to be used by the U.K. Police. Introduced in 1965 and still used in some areas up to 1980. |
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Burndept BE473 | 3 Channel UHF unit, this radio was also used by the Fire Service. |
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Pye PF8 | You will recognize this from the 80's hit TV series The Professionals as used by Bodie and Doyle. The PF5 was only used by CID and other non-uniformed officers. |
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Motorola HT600e | 99 Channel |
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Philips PFX | 99 Channel used by many Police departments including CID, Firearms and PSU's, the PFX has also been used by the Fire Service and Customs and Excise. |
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Motorola MT600e | 200 + Channels with MASK encryption soon to be replaced by the TETRA AirWave system. |
Miscellaneous
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CS gas Inert training spray | Developed in 1928 by two American inventors, Carson and Stoughton, hence CS |
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CS Gas Inert training spray | |
